Energize Your Cloud

You’ve been hearing a lot about cloud computing these days. If the many definitions of the Cloud seem a tad abstract and esoteric – you’re not alone. Go to any IT tradeshow or consulting conference and you’ll see liberal references and pictures of the Cloud. Many messages are often mixed with cloud enabling technologies like Software-defined Storage (SDS), hyper-converged/hyper-scalable virtual Server SANs, and the many different flavors of Flash. Let’s not forget vendor messages around Big Data, Virtualization and 2nd to 3rd Platform transformation to Mobile Computing. It’s no wonder…

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BuzzFeed says social rules and it is bigger than most TV networks

Although it is still relatively new as far as media entities go, BuzzFeed has become one of the leading new-media players, thanks in large part to its command of the social web, an ability to craft viral content and a large fan base among millennials. Credit: VLADGRIN/ThinkStock True to form, the company has created a visually-rich index of facts about its size and reach — numbers which help explain how it was able to raise $50 million in a recent financing round. As a caveat, it’s worth noting that the presentation is clearly…

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Hidden costs and locations: Solving the mystery of cloud solutions for businesses

The cost and functional benefits of migrating services to the cloud have been well documented, but as more solutions are introduced to the market, choosing the right one is presenting many businesses with a real challenge. The industry is becoming increasingly crowded, so we have simplified the research process and singled out five key things organisations may not know about the cloud to help them make the most informed decision.   Picture credit: iStockPhoto Beware of hidden costs Many businesses have discovered that there can potentially be a number of…

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EU Parliament proposes Google split

Lawmakers want search business separated from other commercial services The European Parliament is to vote on a motion calling for search giant Google to be split up this Thusday. The non-binding resolution, which was unveiled last week, could see the firm split its search business from its other commercial operations in a bid to reign in its dominance in the search market. The motion was launched by MEPs Ramon Tremosa and Andreas Schwab. “In case the proceedings against Google carry on without any satisfying decisions and the current anti-competitive behaviour continues…

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Russian webcam hackers spy on UK homes & offices

Website shows footage of babies sleeping in cots, offices and even a pub Webcam and CCTV owners are being urged to secure access to surveillance devices after it emerged a Russian website is making the footage available for anyone to view online. The website, called Insecam, streams live video from thousands of webcams without the owners’ permission. The owners also have no idea their premises are being spied on. In the UK, around 584 webcams are available to view, including feeds from offices, factories and even a pub in Egham.…

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From one cloud to many: The current trend of cloud adoption

Over the next 12 months, the majority of business applications will be deployed to the cloud, with most of these being deployed to multiple clouds across multiple geographies. Picture credit: iStockPhoto That’s the key trend from a survey conducted by Equinix, in which the overwhelming majority of the 659 global respondents (77%) said they planned to deploy to multiple clouds in the next year, and a similar number (74%) expect a larger budget in 2015 for cloud services. 91% of new cloud-based offerings will be deployed in the organisation over…

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Most Businesses Use Third-Party Services to Manage Virtualization

Less than one-third of businesses keep their virtualization servers on-premises and managed entirely by their own internal IT staff, according to a Kaspersky Lab survey of 3,900 IT professionals worldwide. As virtual infrastructure increasingly handles more business-critical services, the reliance on external hosting and management services raises potential security concerns, particularly for smaller businesses. Off-site vs. On-Premises: Based on Business Size According to the more than 2,000 survey respondents who use virtual servers, only 29% report that their physical machines were located within the walls of their business and maintained…

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D!CONOMY IS KEYNOTE THEME

The sweeping digital Transformation of Life In the 19th century it was weaving looms and steam engines that drove the industrial revolution – and brought about the transition from an agrarian to an industrial society. Today, more than 200 years later, we are experiencing another rapid transformation, and one which has already swept across the worlds of business and society at large. We are experiencing a digital transformation in which IT is serving as a major driver of innovation. Under the featured “d!conomy” theme, CeBIT 2015 is addressing the ubiquitous…

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Microsoft and Opera Software sign agreement to extend Opera Mobile Store to more Nokia phones

Oslo, Norway – November 18, 2014 Opera Mobile Store will replace Nokia Store as the default app store for Nokia feature phones, Symbian and Nokia X smartphones, following an agreement between Opera Software and Microsoft. Beginning in the first quarter of 2015, people who access Nokia Store from Series 40, Series 60, Symbian, Asha and Nokia X devices will be automatically redirected to Opera Mobile Store, where they will be offered the opportunity to become customers of Opera Mobile Store and have access to tens of thousands of apps for their…

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CRM From The Outside In

To maximize the experience of CRM, you need to start from the outside in. “Outside” in this case refers to starting with the customer and working from there back into the heart of the CRM system. The goal is to develop a truly customer-centric enterprise with the focus fixed firmly on the customer. The result is higher customer satisfaction, more profitability and more customer loyalty. The starting place for outside-in CRM is the customer and the customer’s wants and desire. To begin to truly understand the customer you have to…

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